Please join us on Thursday, November 1, 2018 from 12pm to 1pm at The Graduate Center (Room 9204) for a collaborative discussion that will bring together students, faculty and administrators across CUNY to discuss challenges and opportunities that students face outside of the classroom that impact their success inside of […]
Seminars/Workshops
Workshop: “Format Your Dissertation Like a Pro: Writing with Markdown” Thursday, November 1st, 2018 – 6:30 – 8:30 pm Markdown is a lightweight markup language that can be used in any text editor, is easy to read, and allows you to quickly convert your text into a website or a […]
GC Digital Initiatives Events, Workshops, and Funding Opportunities through November
Teaching with Images 10/24, 4-6pm, Room C-201 Images are everywhere, all the time, but often we do not give those images much more than a glance, a scroll, a swipe, or maybe a comment. Images can help us and our students think about and better know the world around us. […]
Oct 24 | TLC Workshop: Teaching with Images
The Workshop on “Protection of diverse subject populations: subjects in Other countries, minors, prisoners, educationally or Economically disadvantaged individuals.” will take place , Tuesday, October 23rd from 3:30 -5:00 in the Science Center . Students can use the link on the flyer attached to respond.
Oct 23 | Human Research Protection workshop
Welcome to the Library! (Thursday 10/11, 6:30–8:00 pm) Jump-start your library research with pointers from the GC librarians. Learn how to use the library website; develop effective search queries; access electronic resources on or off campus; determine the best database for your research; and find archival and primary sources. In […]
Library Workshops for October
Workshop: “Finding Data for Mapping: Tips and Strategies” Wednesday, October 3rd, 2018 – 6:30 – 8:30pm Ever wonder what it takes to make elegant maps and infographics that show sociodemographic, political, and other types of information in powerfully succinct ways? Want to learn more about how these maps are made? […]
